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Play to your strengths. The four player classes: Assault, Engineer, Support and Recon, each have their specialties, and working together is key to victory. Release Date: October 28, 2011.
Play to your strengths. The four player classes: Assault, Engineer, Support and Recon, each have their specialties, and working together is key to victory. Release Date: October 28, 2011.
Battlefield 3 Support Kit - USA
Battlefield 3 Support Kit - USA
As the unit who resupplies other players in Battlefield 3, the support soldier plays an important role. However, they may not always be as nimble as they need to be, at least according to Toby. 'I see a lot of support players running around and setting up in a position somewhere with their bipods down,' he says. 'They don’t tend to move around with the squads as much. They’re more likely to be holding down a defensive area with the bipod down, which is great - it’s effective, but it stops them being up with the squads and actually being able to put ammo out for people as effectively.'
Next time you play as support class, try switching out one of the Light Machine Guns for one of the All Kit Weapons like a shotgun, or a Personal Defense Weapon like the AS Val which allows you to keep up with the squad. Ideally, you want a submachine gun that you can run around with that is still as accurate, but is more useful for close quarters combat and not for setting up in a position somewhere.
As the unit who resupplies other players in Battlefield 3, the support soldier plays an important role. However, they may not always be as nimble as they need to be, at least according to Toby. 'I see a lot of support players running around and setting up in a position somewhere with their bipods down,' he says. 'They don’t tend to move around with the squads as much. They’re more likely to be holding down a defensive area with the bipod down, which is great - it’s effective, but it stops them being up with the squads and actually being able to put ammo out for people as effectively.'
Next time you play as support class, try switching out one of the Light Machine Guns for one of the All Kit Weapons like a shotgun, or a Personal Defense Weapon like the AS Val which allows you to keep up with the squad. Ideally, you want a submachine gun that you can run around with that is still as accurate, but is more useful for close quarters combat and not for setting up in a position somewhere.
